Gee Foxy,

The Forums pseudo-intellectual, and resident stand in for Hermann Goring, has shot his mouth off and is calling you "blue green algae", next thing you know he'll be quoting Groucho Marx to us.

CM, may the weenie sprinkles continue to populate your head, and the unmentionable parts as well.

Dear Paul,

Thanks for your concern.

However, Jacques Cousteau explained that:

"About two thirds of the oxygen in our atmosphere is
produced in the surface waters of the sea by phytoplankton,
the minute forms of algae that give the sea its slightly
green hue, and which initiate the entire food web of the
ocean."

And Groucho did stress that "Anyone who says he can see
through women is missing a lot."

Instead of asking how Anglo is Australia, it would also
have been relevant nowadays to ask - How Anglo is Britain?

But that can keep for another discussion.

Take care.
Stay safe.

I guess that Foxy wants to see Australia and Britain as being less Anglo as she doesn't think Anglo people- and especially the culture- should have the right to life. Maybe she'll get her way and have Anglo people wiped from the book of history into oblivion- like a knife scraping the pastry off the bench.

Foxy said- "Let this country go back to the cultural backwater that it
once was!"

Many British Australian's are happy in their own skin- even if Foxy thinks of them as "pond scum"

Canem Malum,

I can't be held responsible for what you think.
I have no control over that.

However, I do not
think of the British people as "pond scum" as
you say I do. I do not want any one wiped off the
face of this earth. It's you who seems to have a
fixation with death, and algae, and wiping people out
- not me.

CM, not sure if you are a Morris Dancer or a Bovver Boy when it comes to all this Britishness of yours. I don't think fourth and fifth generation Australians give much thought to ancestry, or even care a hoot about it. Mine is mixed from British to Aboriginal and lots in between, but I very much consider myself Australian. When you throw down one of your pork pies, do you consider the possibility that someone of Jewish origin may have been in your ancestry 500 years ago, I don't.

How about one of your quotes from Harry Stotle on this, then splash around a bit of your famous kudos for the peanut gallery, they love it, It goes down so well before breakfast.

cont'd ...

As for Australians of British ancestry?

I'm sure that like all other Australians,( be they of Greek,
Italian, or any other ancestry) - most people have their
individual differences and I would not presume to generalize
about their happiness or misery. That's a personal matter for
them to solve. Many Brits left Australia early on because
they found the life here not to their liking - as did
people of other ancestries.